LONDON: Silverstone chiefs on Friday (Saturday in Manila) revealed they are in talks with the government in a bid to save the British Grand Prix.

The British Grand Prix has been a permanent fixture on the Formula One calendar since 1950, but the event’s future was thrown into doubt after the British Racing Drivers’ Club, who own the circuit, suggested they may activate a break clause to cease Grand Prix racing after 2019.

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